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The more posts I read that are about people hating Tim, the more I like the guy. He found a way to market himself so efficiently, he can live off posts like th
by markozivanovic 5y ago
The more posts I read that are about people hating Tim, the more I like the guy. He found a way to market himself so efficiently, he can live off posts like these for many years to come - which I find fair because haters are often toxic and make claims that are hard to prove.
The author wanted to use Tim to hang out with cool people at the conference - it backfired and she was hurt, implying that Tim tricked her. Did he? We'll never know. When I read that first one, I saw where this was going...
Also, the way the post ends - that's a really nasty comment about a person. The author outright says that Tim is not a kind person and not a good person.
It seems to me that the author is not either of those things if judging purely on this one blog post. Why so much hate? This seems like a personal attack wrapped in some kind of a productivity blog post.
- rhencke 5y agoWhy would you judge a person based purely on what other people say about them, and not on your own interactions with them?